🚀 go-pugleaf

Webmaster wrote:

> Ok sackville seems to be the epicenter of this gas thing so here it goes:
> As of right now the following gas stations have the following prices:
>
> Irving - 74.9, 74.9 (2 stations)
> Ultramar - 74.9, 74.9 (2 stations)
> Wilsons - 74.9
> Petro Canada - 74.9, 74.9 (2 stations)
> Esso - 74.9, 74.9 (2 stations)
>
> Ok heres the shocker - GAS HAS BEEN AT THIS PRICE FOR WELL BEFORE THE
> ATTACK!
>
> Ok some more FACTS:
> The canadian refineries and stockpile at ANY given time has approximately
> 1 - 2 month supply - this means EVEN if oil went up - it would take at LEAST
> a month to trickle down to the gas stations.
>
> Afghanistan produces 0%  of the worlds oil supply
> Terrorists produce 0% of the worlds oil supply
>
> 95% of oil is produced in countries that are USA friendly
>
> Ok so lets recap shall weeeee....
> No, oil isnt going up (certainly not as much as has been stated)
> No, Gas prices in Sackville have NOT increased - nor are they likely
>
> Why gas stations WONT raise their prices - simply put if they do then the
> government will step in and regulate them - the province was only
> "considering" regulation when the prices shot up to 80 a while back - and
> within 2 days the prices had dropped to 69-76 where its been hovering ever
> since.
>
> Ok - now to the people posting this "CRAP"
> - You are in direct violation of your ISP's Terms of usage and if people
> wanted to report you they could just find your email in the message headers
> (or the posting host) and report them to their respective ISP... If you cant
> find the term its under the one that basically refers to spreading false
> rumours, fear mongering, and a few others specific to certain ISP's
>
> Now to the people that beleive this "CRAP" - dont - call the gas stations
> (any attendent that tells you its going up to $1.00/litre - get their names
> and get em fired... only managers can change prices and theyre all home in
> bed for the most part  :-)
>
> Now - yall have a nice evening now

Your information is welcome, and I hasten to point out that my post (the first
one made regarding this issue) was based upon the direct statements made to
me by the management of the Robie & Young Street Esso last night. They did
indeed state that gasoline was already at $1.02 in Lower Sackville, $1.08 in
Porters Lake, and .93 per litre in Cape Breton.

It is not unreasonable to accept such statements as reliable when made by the
management of a service station that ought to be in a position to know.

And your pompous comments about violating an ISP's Terms of Service are
ludicrous and absurd. You diminish your own credibility with that kind of
'crap'.

Enjoy your week.